La Posa South LTVA

We have been staying here for years and this is the first year we have experienced grouchy people. They say over 50% of the campers this year have never been here. We hope most go back home so we can have the Awsome people that have been coming here for many many years.

Other than this there are lots of great people and lots of great riding.

This is a great location for some long term boondocking. Having fresh water, trash, and a dump station on site makes it easy. Most of the roads are in great shape, however once you get out to the edges you may find washes that aren't big-rig friendly. If you are planning on spending more than a few days here I strongly suggest not just taking the first open spot you find. Instead, disconnect the toad or truck and take some time to explore since there are plenty of great sites available.

We drove in a couple miles and there is plenty of space between us and our neighbors as you can see from the pictures. Our site has minimal traffic and quiet neighbors. I'm not sure if you can say the same for the sites more near the entrance, it's pretty busy down there.

We plan to return next year and stay at least a couple months.

Our first time at BLM and The Big Tent / RV show. Had a blast! Amazing the land that is available to camp on free! We paid $40 for the 2 weeks here. Has potable water and a dump station along with trash bins. Huge area. Ours was perfectly level.
Was close to The Big Tent and to the park where the RTR is held.
I have paid more than this for one night elsewhere and less amenities. There was BLM everywhere!
Loved it and hopefully we can come back sometime.

We picked a good spot our 2nd time out. We had no neighbors within 200 yards of us. Far enough off the road so the dust was not an issue. Access to Dump station, water and trash. We very much enjoyed our stay and will stay our here next year too. It gets crowded in Dec/Jan but thins out after the RV Show is ended. Beautiful sunset and sunrises.

We stayed here for a month from early December into early January to be around others for the holidays. Plenty of space to spread out and some good views of the nearby mountains. Our nightly rate was based on the $40 for 2 week pass we bought twice instead of the whole season pass.

We moved within La Posa south once during our month just to change up views and neighbors which is one of the benefits of being here. Coordinating with friends that were arriving and setting up a great camp to reconnect while having dump and water stations nearby.

We stayed back near the "magic circle" which is a clothing optional area that many seem "scared and fascinated" by so there are many open spots just outside of that area with great views.

Quartzsite the town is busy but it's what you come here for. The big RV show, tent vendors, Beer Belly's, Silly Al's Pizza and the quirkiness that is the town.

Cell phone data is slow in this area due to all the people on the networks but Star Link was just fine for internet.

Be patient, smile a lot and remember you can move if you don't like it and I think you'll have a great time staying here and visiting Quartzsite.